Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-03
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFF S
OFFICE, No. l2, PEARL STREET.
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HIoHT EDITOR No. 70.
MINOR MENTION.
Y, Y.Plumbinp Co,

N. Y Plumbing Co.
New spring goods at Refers, tailor
Traditional Council Bluffs local on page
seven
Henry Meyer was yesterday fined for
being drunk.
The popular resort Is the Manhattan,
Ais Broadway, Rudio a. Ycnawinc.
A drop of nearly fifty degrees IN the
Thermometer made many shiver yestcr-
day.
Jake Shoup yesterday paid the pen.
atty for indulgng in his periodical
spree.
The Dodge light guards will be mus
tered IN this evening. There are forty
three enrolled.
Leave to marry was yesterday granted
to H. ). Jordan, of Crawford county,
and Lillian Allen, OF this county.
For Rent-The store building known
as 506 Broadway, next door to.a Pacllc
house. Inquire of Rudio a. Yenwine.
Mrs. Belle Main has been taken to the
county jail, her mind being so unbal-
anccd as to make it undesirable to have
her roaming about.
The police department now has Oppor-
tunltes to furnish homes to girls, who
would like to have a chance to work for
their board and 90 to school,
Little Harry James, aged seven years,
died Sunday evening al his home on
North Eighth street. of rheumatism. The
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.
Albert Ferguson was yesterday sem
fenced to thirty days in Jail for larceny.
lie is the young man who was found with
a new satchel and one too many pairs of
pantaloons.
The fire on Sunday afternoon was not
Il X N fnI
but was a barn, haystack and outbuild-
ings belonging to the Allen place, on
Woodbury. avenue.
The young people of Broadway Nj. +.
church. will give supper and entertain
mcnt in the parlors of their church
Thursday evening, May 5th. Supper
will be served from till 10 o'clock.
j. W. Caughev Yesterday purchased of
j: ID: Edmundsen through the agency
of j. q. Upton, lot 2, block 1, Bayliss
second addition. Mr.. Caughcy proposes
building upon 1t a residence at once.
Justice Shurz was routed out of bed
Sunday night to issue warrant for A;
ID. Styers, who was crazy drunk and
making tie air hideous in the vicinity
OF the canning factory. Yesterday Sty-
ers was fined So and costs.
8The little son of Mr.. Carlin. who was
burned by his clothing catching from a
bonfire two weeks ago. died Sunday
night. The funeral will take place from
the family residence, on South Eighth
street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. j. G. Medlar, whose husband is
in the employ of the Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy died of congestlve chills at her
home, No. 1925 Pleasant street. She
leaves three children, besides her hus-
band. The funeral services will be held
this afternoon ut , O'Clock.
The dropping out of figure "2" makes
some difference sometimes. In noting
the number baptized in the the Baptist
church here during .he past year the
BEE placed it at 3. 1t should have been
23 To thus drop out ''2'' is too, too
and it is gladly corrected. The church
is growing more rapidly than the first
statement indicated.
Annie Christensen, the unfortunate
girl who came here from Dakota, is hav
ing serious hunt for some place of ref
uge. She went over to Omaha, but find
ing no place there where she could b,
cared for, returned here only to start ou
yesterday for Sioux City on like mis-
sion. There seems to be plenty oi
chances for man who yields to tempta-
tion. or who tempts woman to sin, bu
for woman every door Is barred.
Grovcnor, who was recently brough
back from Kansas City on a charge o.
embezzlement, had hearing befor,
Judge Aylesworth yesterday. For som,
reason the county attorney did not thInl
there was enough in the case to warrant
prosecution, but the Omaha firm who mad
the complaint secured private counse
and GrOvenor was bound over to avail
the action of the grand jury. bail bein,
fixed at $500. The partner of Grovenor
Besser, waived examination and was ais
bound over.